2002 Ford F-150 King Ranch on 2040-cars
Apopka, Florida, United States
Send me an email at: digna.hinderliter@tightmail.com .
2002 Ford F-150 Supercrew King Ranch. 79k original miles. 5.4. Clean title. 2wd. Just put a 7.5" Fabtech lift and
20x12 Fuel Rims & 33" tires.....$5k about 6 months ago.Moog Upper & Lower control arms & balljoints. Viper Alarm
w/auto start. The interior is clean and A/C is ice cold.Weathertech floor mats. 4 captain chairs with dual center
consoles. Rawhide leather.K&N Kit.Accel coils.Bluetooth pioneer Radio. Sunroof...3.73 limited slip rear end with
Mag-Hytec Diff cover that holds 5 quarts of gear oil
Purchased her with 42k miles a few years ago. Noticed a fender color a shade lighter and pulled the car fax. It
showed a minor collision at 4K miles with no airbag deployment and a crash with airbag deployment at 36k.The fender
looks to have been fixed by a rookie. You can't see anything wrong from outside. Except when the sun shines a
certain way the fender looks a shade lighter. But I have Ocd so nobody notices except me.It has no check engine or
trouble codes and was just aligned when lifted with no problems. I included a pic of the fender. The color shade
difference wouldn't come out clear in the pic. I'm just stated what I know for full disclosure. The title is clean
and the truck is beautiful. It drives perfect with no problems and with 79k miles it will last longer than you
will. Any questions send me a message and I'll respond ASAP.
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